WSJ Crossword February 14 2026 Answers (2/14/26)

Our WSJ Crossword February 14, 2026 answers guide should help you finish today’s crossword if you’ve found yourself stuck on a crossword clue. The Wall Street Journal Crossword is a well-known and respected puzzle that appeals to solvers looking for a challenging and thought-provoking experience. The puzzles are created by a team of skilled constructors and are known for their clever clues, intricate wordplay, and challenging themes. The WSJ Crossword is published daily and offers solvers the opportunity to exercise their minds while enjoying a classic form of entertainment.

WSJ Crossword February 14, 2026 Answers

If you need help solving the WSJ Crossword on 2/14/26, we’ve listed all of the crossword clues below so you can find the answer(s) you need. You can search for the clue and then select the appropriate clue to get the answer. We have done it this way so that if you’re just looking for a handful of clues, you won’t spoil other ones you’re working on!

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« February 12 2026 Answers

#	Clue
1A	Art inspirer
5A	Bread roll?
8A	Prepare for use, as a new drive
14A	Abbreviate
18A	Advised about
19A	Bygone Coors brand
20A	Theater whose Amateur Night winners include Ella Fitzgerald and Jimi Hendrix
21A	Tennis’s Lacoste
22A	“It’s a fancy button that also stokes fires!”
24A	“It’s a siphon that can also make holes!”
26A	Nearest star
27A	Cartoonish collision sound
28A	Disapproving cluck
29A	Mincemeat pie ingredient
30A	Trumpet sounds
32A	Sport played on a piste
34A	Big to-dos
37A	Coverups for some dirty work
39A	Like some work shoes
41A	Fizzy orders
43A	“It’s a riding whip that’s also a cleaner!”
46A	Copied
48A	Participants in some moving experiences
49A	Tufted bird
50A	Islamic spiritual struggle
51A	“It’s an angle checker that also measures!”
54A	Drama with masks
55A	Cooking instruction
56A	Heavenly glow
57A	They make a lot of dough
58A	Assay specimens
60A	Ready to proceed
61A	Nice girlfriend
62A	Credit bureau ID
63A	Junction box contents
65A	“It’s an embosser that’s also a smasher!”
69A	Pueblo people
73A	Voided tennis shot
75A	Result of too many balls in the air?
76A	Line on un passeport
78A	Moderate pace
79A	Charge for cash
82A	Visibility reducer
83A	Letter opener
85A	Words with a nice ring?
86A	“It’s a hauler that’s also a beekeeper’s aid!”
88A	Compact carrier
89A	Diesel in movies
90A	Finished
91A	Chapeau bearer
92A	“It’s a winery gadget that can also smooth wood!”
94A	Go over
96A	Maintains
99A	Tops in their class
100A	Unaffected
102A	Captain with an ivory leg
103A	Napoleon, in 1814 and again in 1815
104A	Greedy cry
105A	Basis of some vaccines
106A	Duel overseer in “Hamlet”
108A	Bronx-born singer, familiarly
111A	“It’s a nut opener that can also lift a car!”
115A	Put-down that could be used in pitches for this puzzle’s products, and for the one in the circled letters (which may be more useful than all those products combined!)
117A	Pinup star, at times
118A	“Check this out!”
119A	Dundee damsel
120A	“Just messing with you!”
121A	They may be massaged if they get bruised
122A	Takes turns, maybe
123A	Gender pronoun choice
124A	Stock holders
1D	Battleship response
2D	“Once more ___ the breach...”
3D	___ No. 1 (James Brown nickname)
4D	Conclude
5D	Collaborative sites
6D	“You said it!”
7D	Threw shade?
8D	Clip or click, say
9D	Creative works
10D	Loser to paper
11D	Jan. honoree
12D	Pint glass fill
13D	Trunk
14D	Rope bond symbolizing deep affection
15D	Plus-one booking
16D	Co. name part
17D	“Not great”
19D	Flashy 1940s outfits
23D	Popular sammies
25D	Baby bats
31D	Hack
33D	“___ favor”
34D	Fed. law protecting patients’ information
35D	Abbr. on bygone phones
36D	More reasonable
37D	Infomercial exhortation
38D	A ___ (theoretical)
40D	Hardy partner
42D	Areas on 1980s Eur. maps
44D	Recoils
45D	“The Goldfinch” author Donna
47D	Cotillion girls
51D	Display of embroidery skill
52D	Swift
53D	Make a pulp out of
59D	Straight shooters?
61D	Blow away
64D	Spotted
66D	Get up
67D	Excessive
68D	Dutch settlers in Africa
70D	It goes over most people’s heads
71D	Element whose name comes from the Greek for “purple”
72D	Go pieces
74D	Experiment
77D	Flights taken by a lot of people
79D	“Back in Black” band
80D	Locust tree feature
81D	In direct competition
82D	$1,000 Park Place buy
84D	Copy
87D	Instagram owner
88D	Annual AFC-versus-NFC games
92D	Adult ed. group?
93D	Grammy winner ___ Nas X
95D	Gone under
97D	One taking steps
98D	Drinks with a straw
101D	Staggers
103D	Get the lead out?
105D	Yard clearer
107D	Persian ruler
109D	Filet mignon source
110D	Ransom in the car biz
111D	Michael of “SNL”
112D	Runner, say
113D	Go from green to black, perhaps
114D	Mud
116D	Pointer

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